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                    [ArticleID] => 285857
                    [Title] => UP research explores possible link to massive fishkill
                    [Summary] => Imagine the world without bangus. Imagine not having that succulent white meat in your sinigang. Dreadful! Now, perish the thought. It won’t happen. Not while marine scientists are looking for ways to protect aquaculture and prevent the massive death of cultured fish like our prized bangus.

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                    [ArticleID] => 285857
                    [Title] => UP research explores possible link to massive fishkill
                    [Summary] => Imagine the world without bangus. Imagine not having that succulent white meat in your sinigang. Dreadful! Now, perish the thought. It won’t happen. Not while marine scientists are looking for ways to protect aquaculture and prevent the massive death of cultured fish like our prized bangus.

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